Making new things for this world is a hefty responsibility, so we design pieces that are built to last - in colors and materials that you won’t easily tire of. We want our products to have a lasting home inside your home.

Flexibility has taken on new meaning in 2021. Furniture and home goods need to work harder for us today because home is everything. We are designing collections that simply do more.

Our homes needs to make us happy. Whether it's how our designs fit or stack together or assemble with a twist, we design thoughtfully to make home a little homier.

We collaborate with accomplished designers around the globe who are as obsessed with materials as we are.  These collaborations are at the heart of how we participate in and support the independent design community.

From visiting factories to rigorous material testing, we oversee every part of production. By offering our products directly from factory to consumer, we can make high design at affordable prices.

Our materials are carefully vetted for sustainable sourcing. If there is a critical shortage of something, we won’t order it. If there is an environmental-friendly choice available, we will take it.

Boaz Cohen & Sayaka Yamamoto. Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Alberto Ciszak Gobbino & Andrea Dalmas Caruso. Madrid, Spain.

Oliver Haslegrave. Brooklyn, NY.  

Shawn Maximo. Toronto born, New York based.

Farrah Sit. Brooklyn, NY. 

Start with one of TORTUGA's pyramid-shaped brackets and polished wood shelf, and continue to add to it as needed. The only constraint for this modular system is your wall space.

...the careful remixing of an angled piece of steel results in arcs and undulations reminiscent of a laguna's bay, the dunes of the Sahara and the peaks of the Alps.

If modern design is your jam and tools are your enemy, you’re going to want to keep reading about The Wave Shelf.